Recently, I have come across many topics that have long lost their relevance, but the OP did not close the topic itself, due to its ban, but the topic remained alive.
Can we complain to the moderators that the messages that come after the warning that the OP is banned are low-level messages? The topic is no longer relevant and the person who asked will not read the answers, but people, without reading it, just post the same thing.
Or is it possible to make a second solution to warn the moderators to close the topic themselves?
Examples of similar topics:https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.57070726No point of lecturing the OP anymore, hopefully s/he learns a lesson or two from what message will appear on his/her homepage of the forum.
There was a warning about the pointlessness of continuing to teach the OP. But the topic is still relevant.
Another topic:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56574193
Since OP got banned for plagiarism ( ironic considering he started this thread) he won't be able to answer your questions, but most obvious reason is ignorance. Anyway, @nullius already explained this issue earlier in the thread and root of the word "plagiarism"
We turn some topics into mega threads ourselves.
Do you think that after five pages, someone will read the entire history of the branch? Therefore, they will write the same thing there.
If people know that their messages can be deleted, then it will be unprofitable for them to write platitudes.